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- Sheepshead Bay Still Fighting Zone-Busting Avenue Z Development
- Barclays Center To Celebrate Fifth Anniversary With 'Shining A Light On Brooklyn' Gala
- Starbucks Comes To Tourist Mecca Old Fulton Street In DUMBO
- An Insider's Guide To The Historic Neighborhood Of Brooklyn Heights
- The Builder, The Bribe And The Block In Bed-Stuy (1904)
- A Writer’s 'Crafty-Cozy' 400-Square-Foot Bed-Stuy Studio
- East Flatbush Senior Residences, Revealed!
- Rabsky Sells Piece Of Rheingold On Stanwix In Bushwick For $23 Million
- B&H Photo Agrees To Settlement Over Discrimination Claims At Navy Yard
- Brooklyn Man Stabbed Pit Bull To Death After The Dog Charged At His Pet In Sunset Park
- Caribbean Carnival Gets Early Start In Brooklyn
- Snapshots Of Brooklyn's Rural Past At Brooklyn Historical Society
- Brooklyn Is Trading Parking Spaces For Data
- Remembering A Special Restaurant In Brooklyn Heights And The Frittata Magic That Lives On
- Caris LeVert Says Playoff Goal Is 'Realistic' For Brooklyn
- Skier Trains For Olympics In DUMBO Basement
- Gazing At Wholeness: Jacqueline Woodson’s 'Another Brooklyn'
- Public Advocate Letitia James Holds Sex Ed Class For Senior Citizens In Brownsville
- Fuhgeddaboudit Food: Brooklyn Wing House
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Treyger-McCreight race enters home stretch
As the closely watched race for Democratic district leader of the 46th Assembly District (AD) entered the home stretch in anticipation of the Sept. 13 primary, candidates Mark Treyger and Chris McCreight each sought to establish an edge over his rival. … Full Article
Donovan warns of ‘patient brokering’ by drug clinics
Brokers aren’t just on Wall Street, according to U.S. Rep. Dan Donovan, who said there are brokers in the healthcare industry as well.
Donovan expressed concern over what he said is a growing trend of “patient brokering” in the drug rehabilitation industry. … Full Article
Asian group backs Gentile illegal home conversion bill
Councilmember Vincent Gentile has picked up the support of a key group in Brooklyn in his fight to stop illegal home conversions in New York City. … Full Article
Brooklyn College will be home to a leading center for Haitian Studies
The borough that has long been the nexus of the city’s Haitian community will now be the site of what’s being touted as a leading source of knowledge about the Caribbean island nation, its people and culture. … Full Article
Bandits nabbed in Dyker Heights, charged with theft of $1 million in frozen eels
Thou shalt not st-eel.
Three not-so-slick thieves were busted near Brooklyn’s Chinatown Monday and charged with stealing more than $1 million worth of frozen eels from an Elizabeth, N.J. shipping terminal, police said. … Full Article
Quaglione heads up Brooklyn Chapter of March of Dimes
A Bay Ridge man who takes part every year in the March for Babies event sponsored by the March of Dimes is expanding his mission. … Full Article
St. Athanasius Church makes anniversary extra sweet for visiting Nigerian priest
The people of St. Athanasius Church on Sunday feted a beloved Nigerian priest on the 20th anniversary of his ordination. … Full Article
Gentile wants input into Bensonhurst Park fix-up plans
City Councilmember Vincent Gentile is looking for ideas on how to renovate Bensonhurst Park and he is reaching out to the public for input. … Full Article
Hikind has high hopes for Brooklyn College president
The often-troubled relationship between Brooklyn College and an outspoken Brooklyn lawmaker appears to be on the mend. … Full Article
Gravesend Park reopens after $7.25 million renovation
Borough Park residents can once again enjoy Gravesend Park now that the city has completed a $7.25 million renovation of the popular recreation area. … Full Article
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